To:P. B. AXELROD

Published:First published in 1925 inLenin Miscellany III.

      Sent from London to Zurich.

      Printed from the original.Source:Lenin
	  Collected Works,

      Progress Publishers,[1977],

      Moscow,Volume 43,

      page81a.Translated:Martin Parker and Bernard IsaacsTranscription\Markup:R. CymbalaPublic Domain:Lenin Internet Archive

      (2005).You may freely copy, distribute,
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Itake this opportunity to write a couple of words to you:
the letters for B. N —ch just received should be passed on to him as soon
as possible. If he is not there, please forward them to him.

IfBerg is there, ask him to write me a few words about his plans: when
and where he is going, and for how many days. And the main thing: did he
receive the two letters I posted to him on Saturday morning (the 12th)?

Weare busy getting settled—there is plenty to do. In the meantime
write to Alexeyev’s address—I shall get it at once
(Mr. Alexejeff. 14. Frederick Str. 14. Gray’s Inn Road. London W. C.). You
got my letter from Cologne, didn’t
				 you?[1]

Andwhat about your article?

Bestregards,Yours....

(Firstimpression of London: vile.  And everything is quite expensive!)

[1]Thereference is to “Remarks on the Committee’s Draft Programme”
(present edition, Vol. 6, pp. 61–73). The “Remarks” were written in part
in Cologne, where Lenin stopped ever on his way from Munich to
London.—Ed.